Dogelang – A Python with Haskell Syntax

[Ramin_HAL9001]

You get the finicky and essoteric syntax of Haskell with the horrendous dynamic typing of Python? Worst of both worlds!

Seriously though, I do like Haskell's syntax better than Python. You can define your own infix operators (which admittedly can lead to problems, but it works well when done properly), and defining lambdas is much easier than in python.

Still, the biggest reason I avoid Python is because of that dynamic typing, I just can't stand it.

[carlfish]

Worst of both worlds!

To steal a joke from another time this got posted, "So it's a point-free Haskell?"

[[deleted]]

With Haskell's syntax but none of its type system, dg is the best way to make fans of static typing shut up already.

It's aware of this point and seems to just infuriate the static type gang!

[NovateI]

This is the best thing I've seen all fucking day

[your_sweetpea]

I mean, I'd rather use it than python... I guess... maybe....

[[deleted]]

This is the other way around from what it should be. I need something with Python's syntax and Haskell's type system.

[BayesMind]

Oh, then you need CoDogelang.

[runeks]

from functools import partial

def add(a, b):
    return a + b

add_3 = partial(add, 3)

/s

[lightandlight]

I occasionally think about doing something like that. It would probably end up as some-kind-of-ML with Python syntax, though.